Lowrance Electronics Th-w-50dbk Transductor on 2040-parts.com
Penhook, Virginia, US
Lowrance Electronics TH-W-50DBK Transductor
Thru-hull mount, plastic housing, 50 kHz, wide cone angle(36 degrees), 1 5/16" mounting hole. (Balanced line transducer)
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